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August 17, 2023
: Hypocritical Republicans follow the new script in the wake of Trumps latest indictment - When it comes to Republican lawmakers, hypocrisy knows no bounds, especially when it comes to Donald Trump. With rare exception, they either loudly support the MAGA cult, or are afraid to challenge it so much so that the GOP should probably be renamed POT (Party of Trump), as in the GOP has gone to POT. In the wake of Trumps fourth criminal indictment brought Monday by Fulton County, Georgia, Dist...
May 16, 2023
Bad news for fans of The Police: in a new interview, Sting has poured cold water on rumours of another future reunion.
February 24, 2023
Survey: Plurality of Working Class Americans Say Illegal Immigration Has Made Local Schools Worse by JOHN BINDER 23 Feb 2023 A plurality of working
December 10, 2022
We speak with Ian Haydn Smith about his book ‘Well Documented’, a celebration of documentaries. Plus Sudan’s first fashion zine ‘REVout’ and we speak with the…
April 7, 2022
The Russian Army is committing war crimes as it staggers and stumbles across Ukraine.
October 16, 2021
It’s well-documented that the Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc in communities everywhere, but African Americans mainly have borne the brunt of the disease’s impact.
September 16, 2021
En la localidad inglesa de Otterburn (Reino Unido), se ha puesto a la venta un castillo por 4,15 millones de dólares
August 20, 2021
Día a día muchos luchan por llegar al país en busca de una mejor vida, poco a poco van reinventando la forma de hacerlo al utilizar deferentes opciones para establecerse de manera documentada dentro de los Estados Unidos
August 15, 2021
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern ist auch in diesem Sommer bei Touristen sehr beliebt: Hotels, Pensionen und Zeltplätze sind bestens belegt. Doch haben Urlaubsgäste
August 14, 2021
Viele Gastronomen im Land könnten in der Tourismus-Hochsaison deutlich höhere Umsätze machen - wenn genug Arbeitskräfte da wären. Die Arbeitsbedingungen seien ein wesentlicher Grund für den Personalmangel, heißt es von der Arbeitnehmerseite.